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These Are The 10 Most Affordable Homes in Chestnut Hill
When we asked NeighborhoodX to comb the listings to find the most expensive homes in Chestnut Hill week before last, we found several that we […]
Women Want to Look Thin and Muscled, According to New Study
The fitness world has been saying it for a long time: Strong is the new sexy. And now, it would seem, a majority of women […]
A New Classic in Bryn Mawr for $765K
We usually feature Main Line homes that have been around a while on “Main Line Monday” because there are so many wonderful older homes with […]
The Look: 9 Ways to Wear Grunge Fashion This Winter
Nineties style steps into the 21st century with luxe leather, slouchy shapes, and the good kind of clashing. Here, nine trendy grunge pieces on the market […]
The State Supreme Court’s Map Slap
On Monday, Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court declared the state’s Congressional map an unfair, partisan, unconstitutional mess of a gerrymander, which should come as a surprise to […]
REVIEW: In Sensitive Guys at InterAct, Satire with a Heavy Hand
The deliberately open-ended title, Sensitive Guys, doesn’t tell you much. But two comments about MJ Kaufman’s play, now at InterAct, reveal more about this well-produced […]
Amazon HQ2 and Housing: Analysts Pick Pittsburgh Over Philly
One of the chief selling points advocates of Philadelphia as the home for Amazon HQ2 have made is the region’s ample supply of housing within […]
REVIEW: Das Rheingold at AVA Mines 14-Karat Vocalism
In theory, it seemed a curious concept, to say the least—Wagner’s Das Rheingold at the Academy of Vocal Arts, accompanied by piano. Few opera scores […]
Eat This Now: Serpico’s Dry-Aged Duck Mole
We tend to love certain foods, or certain dishes, because they check all the right boxes: Salt Fat Acid Tasty Humans, as fancy as we […]
Get a Free Luge Lesson From Retired Olympians This Weekend
Yes, we know all of Philadelphia has just one sporting event on the brain right now: the Super Bowl. But consider this your friendly reminder that […]
LGBTQ&A: Chris Landtroop
Chris Landtroop is the owner of Queerality, a new LGBTQIA art/performance space in Center City. We chat with the entrepreneur on her love of the […]
Westrum Takes The Wraps Off Luxor II
Goodbye, 770 Sandy St.; hello, 800 Luxor Lane. On the one-year anniversary of the opening of the original Luxor apartments, Friday, Jan. 18th, Westrum Development […]
REVIEW: In The Humans, Things That Go Bump in the Night
What is the distance between Scranton, PA and Manhattan? Google Maps tells us it’s 123 miles (around 2 hours 15 minutes with light traffic). But […]
8 Wellness Products This Naturopathic Doctor Can’t Go a Week Without
We here at Be Well Philly will be the first to admit we can get pretty nerdy about gut health. So when Dr. Tara Nayak opened her […]
What $500K Will Buy You in Rittenhouse-Fitler
After looking at the eye-popping condominiums on the market in Rittenhouse-Fitler, then fainting at the equally eye-popping prices, we decided to see whether the high […]